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Heroes of Azeroth
Through the Dark Portal
Fires of Outland
March of the Legion
Servants of the Betrayer
The Hunt for Illidan
Drums of War
Blood of Gladiators
Fields of Honor
Scourgewar
Wrath Gate
Icecrown

Raid Decks

Onyxia’s Lair
Molten Core
Magtheridon’s Lair
Black Temple
Naxxramas

Box Sets

Feast of Winter Veil
Darkmoon Faire
Arena Grand Melee
Death Knight
Scourgewar Epic Collection

Promos

Tokens
Crafting Redemption
Badge of Justice Redemption
Burning Crusade Promo Set
WotLK Promo Set

The World of Warcraft Trading Card Game was released in October of 2006 by Upper Deck Entertainment. They lost the right in March 2010, and now Cryptozoic Entertainment has taken over the Trading Card Game.

Unlike most TCGs, the game has a larger focus on multiplayer, having both raids and battlegrounds. Upperdeck has already released five raid decks featuring Onyxia the black dragon, Ragnaros the Firelord, Magtheridon, the Black Temple, and Naxxramas. Raid decks are meant to be tackled by three to five players.

• 1 World of Warcraft reward items
  • 1.1 Loot Cards
  • 1.2 UDE Points
• 2 Released sets
  • 2.1 Normal sets
  • 2.2 Raid sets
  • 2.3 Collector sets
  • 2.4 Crafting Redemption
  • 2.5 Promotions
• 3 Upcoming sets
  • 3.1 Normal sets
  • 3.2 Raid and collector sets
• 4 Rules and errata
• 5 Other products
  • 5.1 Released
• 6 References
• 7 External links

World of Warcraft reward items Loot Cards

The TCG currently offers “legendary” loot cards. These cards are special versions of the normal card, however, they have a scratch off bar which contains a long hexadecimal code. These cards are entered on the Blizzard web site which converts them to a similar code that is specific to the realm of your choice. You then use the code with Landro Longshot, a vendor in Booty Bay, to obtain the item. The codes are single-use, so you get one item on one character on one server for each loot card code you get. You do not get the item on all your characters, unlike the collector’s edition pets. If you are having trouble with your loot cards, check out the loot card walk-through.

These loot cards are divided into three categories:

• Common – Common loot card, which is now usually a consumable item.
• Rare – A rare loot card.
• Very rare – A very rare loot card.

For more information, see Loot Cards.

UDE Points

One of the original “pulls” of the WoW TCG was that each booster pack had a guaranteed UDE points card, which featured 100 UDE points on it. These cards could be turned in at the Upper Deck website, and be used to buy various items. After a while, the points cards became material cards, while still featuring points. The UDE points program did not transfer with the TCG when it moved to Cryptozoic, so material cards released after Wrathgate no longer have UDE points on them.

For more information, see TCG UDE points.

Released sets Normal sets

1. Heroes of Azeroth – October 25th, 2006
2. Through the Dark Portal – April 11th, 2007
3. Fires of Outland – August 22nd, 2007
4. March of the Legion – November 21st, 2007
5. Servants of the Betrayer – April 3rd, 2008
6. Hunt for Illidan – July 1st, 2008
7. Drums of War – 28th October, 2008
8. Blood of Gladiators – 24th March, 2009
9. Fields of Honor – 30th June, 2009
10. Scourgewar – 24th November, 2009
11. Wrathgate – 25th May, 2010

Raid sets

1. Onyxia’s Lair – December 6th, 2006
2. Molten Core – May 30th, 2007
3. Magtheridon’s Lair – January 9th, 2008
4. Black Temple – September 23rd, 2008
5. Naxxramas – 22nd December, 2009

Collector sets

1. Feast Of Winter Veil – November 2007
2. Darkmoon Faire Collector’s Set – September 9th, 2008
3. Arena Grand Melee – May 5th, 2009
4. Death Knight Deluxe Starter – June 16th, 2009
5. TCG Class Starter Sets – TBA

Crafting Redemption

1. Crafting Redemption
2. Badge of Justice Redemption

Promotions

Sanctioned TCG events and special World of Warcraft merchandise have featured promotional cards and items, including extended art cards, tokens, and playmats.

1. Burning Crusade Promo Set – January 16th, 2007
2. WotLK Promo Set – November 2008
3. Tokens
4. Extended Art
5. Special Events

Upcoming sets

All upcoming products can be viewed on the UpperDeck webpage. Cryptozoic Entertainment intends to proceed with these releases.

Normal sets

1. Class Starter Sets – July, 2010
2. Icecrown – TBA

Raid and collector sets

1. Icecrown Citadel – TBA

Rules and errata

The current version of rules is 4.01.

Other products Released

• The Alliance Art Card Set
• The Horde Art Card Set
• The Art of the Trading Card Game volume one
• Miniature Game

References External links

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